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A 100 degrees Fahrenheit scrounge.

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by leoht, Jan 22, 2019.

  1. leoht

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    I was heading in to work last night at 6:30 pm and it was still in excess of 100F and I see a stack of hardwood skids on the side of the road just down from work. So what’s a hoarder to do? I pull up and start throwing them on the back of the old ute. As I was doing this my workmates are going past tooting their car horns.

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    Once at work and in the change room getting out of my now sweaty clothes and into my work uniform they continued to give me a ripping.

    So I answered the only way I could. Well ya see if my friends at FHC found out I passed up a easy hardwood scrounge like that they would revoke my hoarders card




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  2. Marvin

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    Nice scrounge leoht! Even more impressive with that kind of heat!

    Now what I really wanna know is....what is that creature your driving? Is that some sort of modern day el camino?
     
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  3. Suburban wood snob

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    Carminos and truckcheros are native to Australia!
     
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    get the spare room ready...i'm on my way!
    100 degrees? Good Night!
    :australia:
     
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  5. leoht

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    That my friend is what an Aussie calls a ute.
    Ute (vehicle) - Wikipedia

    Specifically it’s a well worn 2002 Ford Falcon 1 tonner. Yes they do resemble a El-Camino or Ranchero

    It’s my daily drive so I don’t put unnecessary miles on my truck. And being the same width only slightly longer than a car it’s good in traffic.




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  6. Marvin

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    Pretty cool. That idea never seemed to catch on over here.
     
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  7. Backwoods Savage

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    Would be okay to get those in 100 degrees but not for cutting for sure!
     
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    UTE..Smartest vehicle ever made!!
    Most I saw ran on gasoline or propane!
     
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    Well done leoht ! You are a credit to our kind! Love the UTE as well. Very practical vehicle.
     
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    Yup. Women usually like bigger beds. :rofl: :lol:
     
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  13. blacksmithden

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    It was -16c on my way to the mine yesterday. What I wouldnt do for a little of those temperatures for a few days.
     
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